This cute Mother’s Day page is a fun way to get kids writing, and it usually ends up being a great keepsake. Older kids can write their own answers in. Young kids can dictate their answers and have someone write their answers for them. Includes a blank version.
Your students will love making and reading this cute emergent reader version of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears.” The story is made of mostly sight words, with a few new vocabulary words for the students to practice reading and build fluency!
This set includes three options:
– a full page color version for a class book
– b&w half-page version for students to color, cut, and staple together
– b&w quarter page version to save paper
Help your beginning readers build fluency with this fun and interactive word work pack!
Each page focuses on a high-interest noun: 95 words included!
For each word, students will read it, write it, draw it, and make it with letters. Each page also includes some simple sentences for the student to read and build fluency.
Fun project for students to understand geographical awareness. This activity is a great companion for the book Me on the Map by Joan Sweeney.
A fun and interactive passage with questions about Martin Luther King Jr. It is perfect for helping students build stamina and fluency while finding text evidence to prove their answers in the text.
I’ve discovered that when students create a project or craft about a subject, they are much more likely to keep it. Instead of tossing it
⭐ Get your students engaged with this fun reading comprehension passage with text-dependent questions. Includes 2 levels of the passage.
⭐ The answers to the questions become the key to create the mystery picture that goes along with the reading passage!
Help your students become more confident readers with this fun and interactive passage, perfect for Christmas! Students will build stamina and fluency while finding text evidence, making inferences, and learning about Christmas in Finland.
Are you looking for a fun way to practice states? This free read and find activity will give your students practice with finding the outlines
Last week we learned all about the sun in kindergarten! One of my favorite activities that we did was put some objects in a muffin
Get to know your students and connect with them in a meaningful way with this FREE class survey! There are six questions that will help
Help your students become more confident readers with this fun and interactive passage about Martin Luther King Jr. It is perfect for helping students build
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